The Penn's Grove record., 1887-10-15
STEAM BOAT TIME TABLE
Oct. Is, 1887.
S.

A few farmers have begun husklh9
corn.
Festival in the Bethel Church to-
night.
The second crop of apple blossoms
are in bloom.
Black birds are iocking after the
the ripening corn.
Can lIdate for Sheriff VIM. Carney
was in town on Thursday.
Examine Jos. A. Robbins's new stock
of blankets and robes. lV-l'
Miss Fannie Fell, of Trenton, is Wis
titing W. 7. Garrison.
Farmers are now st oring their sweet
potatoes for higher prices.
Alonzo Margarum made a flying trip
nome this week from Pottstown, Pa.
4George Simpkins, of Camden, has
h,en visiting friends in Pennsgrove.
AIRS. Clark Petit and son, OF Man
ntnpton, are visiting friends in Laneas-
tei'. Pa.
srhe old folks g to church on Sun
day and the boys HE 10 the woods TO
gat her chestnuts.
Slheriff Kelly was in town on Ihurs-
day posting up legal notices against
brpnery at election.
Harry Smith and Norris Keen have
Agone to Washington to work on the
lPennsylvania railroad.
Mrs. Benz. Dilks, of Holly Beach
Ckity. has been spending a week among
re- Natives in Pennsgrove.
second crop of grapes, large as
pe3M.s were found on Mrs. Hannah a..
Sui nmerin's vine on Monday.
Cant. J. d. Whitakers schooner, the
h. Il. Cnttingham, is loading with coal
u w. 'adelphia for Charleston.
sur. Gee r. Morrison was in
town on Thursday business and
looking after his polit prospects.
George w Davis an 20 an snend
Sunday in Pennsylvan, mono rela-
lives. No doubt he of a mess of
Limberger.
Prof. Charles D. Raintd wife of
Mt. Holly, spent last urday and
Sunday in Pennsgrove, thesis of ].
ID. TortoH n wife.
George Jordan has d fine 90 ouince
eleven inches in circumfere II is
the Champion not only in ne but in
size. Who can beat it ?
Leonard "A. Stanton has released
the Keen property where Mrs.r. Cur
RE lives aud lis having a b, built
on the premises "a x 45 #.
". L. Garrison, Esq, return from
his two weeks cruise on thChes-
apeake on Friday of last wee He
reported a delightful time.
A new time table went into efe on
the Delaware River railroad last Sur
day. There were but few chales
See correct time at the head OF thisol-
umn.
Last Saturday David Guest, ontof
our most aged residents, had anothr
stroke of paralysis. He did not l.
gain consciousness until Tuesday an
still remains helpless and very low.
On Wednesday evening ii number o
friends called on Rev. j. W. Gran
and family to pay their respects be
fore he left for Conference. He vii
preach his farewell sermon tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. Fannie II. Carr, the evangel.
lst and temperance lecturer of Cam
den, gave 70 good addresses of an
hour in len2an on Sunday morning and
evening IN Emmanuel church. She is
arani, nd entertaining talker.
The truck boats running from
Pennsgrove to Philadelphg PIE their
last trips LIST week, ne team
barges continued to from Courses
Landing this week which will be about
the last.
Sunday night a thief stole three a $
kets Of John Stiles's sweet potatoes aud
a piece of rope off of George Jordan's
sloop at Dolbow's landing. Suspicious
point strongly to some one in this Vi
cinity.
Between disease and the many cheap
preparations which are palmed off I'M
der the name of blood purifiers, take
your chances with disease, until you
can procure Ayers Sarsaparilla-the
only reliable blood epuriter. Sold by
all druggists and d alers in medicine. :
At the regular meeting of the penns-
grove Cornet Baad the following res
olution was adopted: Resolved that a
hearty vote of thanks be rendered to
the members of Union Lodge X of p,
Mural Lodge /. o. o. F., Nikomis
Tribe Imp'd o. r. NJ, Viola Council
Jr. o. u. A. NJ, and to the public in
general, for their liberal donations to
theBand, and this is to certify that we
appreciate their liberality, and their
kindness will ever be remembered by
ahe members Of the Band.
WIN. s. AVIS, Leader,
WIN. F. YEAGER, Sec